Kansas HB2499 requires persons convicted of or given diversion agreements for driving under the influence offenses to attend victim impact panel.
Kansas HB2499 amends state law to require individuals convicted of or entering into diversion agreements for driving under the influence offenses to attend victim impact panel programs. These programs, developed and conducted by nonprofit organizations approved by the court, aim to educate offenders about the impact of their actions on victims. The bill specifies that such programs can be in-person or online if in-person attendance is not practicable.
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